Comparison of feed additives in rations for growing-finishing swine

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Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station

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Seventy-two pigs were used. They averaged about 50 pounds each at the start of the experiment. During the first 28 days the pigs that received a diet containing Aureo S.P.-250 (100 gms. Chlortetracycline, 100 gms. Sulfamethazine and 50 gms. Penicillin per ton of feed) gained about 13% faster than pigs on diets containing either chloreteracycline or tylosin at 10 gms. Per ton of feed

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Swine, Feed additives, Chlortetracycline, Performance

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